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Hoyt Farm Nature Preserve

Commack
Hours

8:00 AM to dusk; weekends from Memorial Day through mid-October: 9:00 AM to dusk.

Closed New Year’s Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Access is for Smithtown residents; nonresident guests are subject to the resident-permit and parking rules. Museum, nature center and water-playground schedules differ.
Dog Policy

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Dogs are prohibited year-round, except service dogs. Consult the park’s official policy before visiting.
Address

200 New Highway, Commack, Suffolk County, NY 11725

Park Type

Park

Acreage

132.87 acres

Plan your visitBefore you go

Check current details with the operator before heading out.

Hours & season

8:00 AM to dusk; weekends from Memorial Day through mid-October: 9:00 AM to dusk.

Closed New Year’s Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Access is for Smithtown residents; nonresident guests are subject to the resident-permit and parking rules. Museum, nature center and water-playground schedules differ.

Parking & entrance

Not listed — confirm with the operator.

Fees & residency

Not listed — confirm with the operator.

Restrooms

Restrooms are listed; check seasonal availability.

Dog rules

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Dogs are prohibited year-round, except service dogs. Consult the park’s official policy before visiting.

Accessibility

Not listed — confirm with the operator.

Listing source
Suffolk County Parks GIS
Last verified
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About Hoyt Farm Nature Preserve

Hoyt Farm Nature Preserve offers hiking and picnicking.

Amenities

Facilities

  • Benches

Conveniences

  • Restrooms

Trails

No hiking trails are listed for this park yet.

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